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TABLE 9.1(contd.) ANNUAL TOURIST ARRIVALS BY REGION/CONTINENT, BHUTAN, 2004 TO 2008 Country 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 Germany Greece Hungary Iceland Ireland Italy Latvia Lithuania Luxembourg Netherlands Norway Poland Portugal Russia Romania Slovakia Slovenia Spain Sweden Switzerland Turkey Ukraine United Kingdom Yugoslavia 671 18 0 0 24 462 0 0 5 163 10 47 21 63 0 0 0 198 61 173 55 0 954 0 1042 39 0 0 31 529 0 0 9 329 58 52 45 87 0 0 0 185 84 363 49 0 1464 0 1074 42 0 0 51 648 0 0 8 389 104 133 64 125 0 0 0 281 103 427 51 0 1950 0 1456 29 112 7 56 614 24 9 24 497 116 252 208 204 3 18 21 444 166 396 94 5 2193 1 1717 45 54 13 98 751 9 32 14 915 109 233 91 245 12 55 63 803 177 597 91 44 2758 0 Middle East Israel Others 130 37 93 237 98 139 440 46 394 169 152 17 107 78 29 North America Canada Mexico USA 3534 257 34 3243 5060 296 83 4681 5466 375 73 5018 6488 588 127 5773 7931 852 138 6941 South America Argentina Brazil Belize Chile Colombia Costa Rica Cuba Ecuador Hondurus Peru Venezuela 67 7 60 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 57 13 44 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 94 39 55 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 165 43 79 2 5 11 1 1 1 0 0 22 309 21 249 0 15 5 0 1 0 1 7 10 Total arrivals Trekkers Cultural 9,249 507 8,742 13,626 613 13,013 17,342 766 16576 21,094 903 20,191 27,636 1,210 26,426 Source: Tourism Council of Bhutan, Thimphu. 132 NSB STATISTICAL YEARBOOK OF BHUTAN 2009 C M Y K
TABLE 9.2 TOURIST ARRIVALS BY COUNTRY OF RESIDENCE AND REVENUE RECEIPTS, BHUTAN, 2004 TO 2008 Region 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 North America South America Asia and Pacific Europe Africa Middle East 3,534 67 1,685 3,819 14 130 5,060 57 2,771 5,457 44 237 5,466 94 4,264 7,031 47 440 6,488 165 5,429 8,777 66 169 7931 309 7514 11698 77 107 All regions (persons) 9,249 13,626 17,342 21,094 27,636 Tourism revenue receipts Ngultrums (million) Or US Dollars (million) 589 13 821.00 18.54 1,083.60 23.92 1,234.30 29.85 1689.49 38.83 Source: Tourism Council of Bhutan, Thimphu. TABLE 9.3 NUMBER OF TOURIST ARRIVALS BY SEASON AND MONTH,BHUTAN, 2004 TO 2008 Season & Month 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 Winter November December January 1,742 1,198 455 89 2,400 1,443 625 332 3,350 2084 854 412 4,265 2,733 1,091 441 5,848 4,126 1,190 532 Spring February March April 2,493 358 831 1,304 4,261 632 2,164 1,465 5,257 532 1,381 3,344 6,019 814 2,539 2,666 7,996 1311 3512 3173 Summer May June July 1,037 448 313 276 1,289 700 315 274 1,875 999 422 454 2,213 1,045 580 588 3,816 1862 869 1085 Autumn August September October 3,977 476 1,248 2,253 5,676 576 1,688 3,412 6,860 896 2,187 3,777 8,597 1,133 2,952 4,512 9,976 1386 2428 6162 Total Arrival 9,249 13,626 17,342 21,094 27,636 Source: Tourism Council of Bhutan, Thimphu. C M Y K NSB STATISTICAL YEARBOOK OF BHUTAN 2009 133
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NOTES FOR USERS 1. Unless otherwise
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KEY FACTS ABOUT BHUTAN Land area 38
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Gamrichu about 2km below Rolong. Fr
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the executive power by His Majesty
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Foreword Notes for users Key Facts
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CHAPTER 5: LAND USE AND AGRICULTURE
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CHAPTER 9: TOURISM 113 TABLE 9.1: A
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15.6: Consumer price indexes for fo
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of 196,111 persons while 438,871 ar
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TABLE 1.2: PROJECTED POPULATION (NU
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TABLE 1.13: PROJECTED POPULATION (N
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266,164 97,514 63,039 61,001 60,510
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TABLE 2.3: HEALTH PERSONNEL BY CATE
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TABLE 2.6 (contd..): MORBIDITY CASE
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TABLE 2.7 (contd..): HOSPITAL MORBI
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TABLE 2.8: HOSPITAL INDOOR MORBIDIT
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TABLE 2.8: HOSPITAL INDOOR MORBIDIT
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TABLE 2.10: EPI COVERAGE IN PERCENT
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TABLE 2.13 (contd..): DETAILS OF MA
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TABLE 2.15: FAMILY PLANNING ACCEPTO
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CHAPTER 3 EDUCATION The introductio
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TABLE 3.1: NUMBER OF SCHOOLS AND IN
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TABLE 3.4: NUMBER OF EDUCATIONAL FA
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TABLE 3.6: NUMBER OF EDUCATIONAL FA
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TABLE 3.8: NUMBER OF STUDENTS IN HI
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TABLE 3.10: NUMBER OF STUDENTS BY G
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Figure 4.1: Percentage Distribution
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TABLE 4.2: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION
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TABLE 4.5: UNEMPLOYED PERSONS BY AG
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TABLE 4.8: ALL EMPLOYED PERSONS WOR
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TABLE 4.11: NUMBER OF CHILDREN AGED
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Figure 5.1: Land Use by Type, Bhuta
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TABLE 5.2: PERCENTAGE OF AREA BY DZ
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TABLE 5.4: PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL AREA
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Page 97 and 98: CHAPTER 6 INDUSTRIES The subject
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TABLE 16.4: (Contd..)CAUSES OF MOTO
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